Dairymen Funds Back Litton Senate Bid and District Races
Springfield AP report says Mid-America Dairymen Inc. backing Rep. Jerry Litton in Missouri for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate and aiding candidates in the 4th and 6th Congressional District races. ADEPT approved 5000 to Morgan Maxfield and Donald Matford on Feb 13, plus 2000 to Rep. Bill Burlison and 4410 to Missourians for Litton on Jan 13.
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A. Springfield
Mid- America Dairymen, Inc
Dairy Farmers’ Cooperative
Springfield
Dou
Jerry Litton
D-Mo
U.S. Senate
Gro
Missouri
Morgan Maxfield
Young & Kansas City
Litton
ADEPT
Bill Burlison
Davis
Federal Elections Commission
Lloyd Schaeffer
Hutchinson
Income gap widens five year trend says Harvard economist
Harvard Business School economist Andrew F. Brimmer told AAAS officials the United States grows more unequal over five years with whites and the better off gaining share while blacks and the poor fall behind. He cited 1974 black family income at 62 percent of white, 6.8 percent of total income to blacks, and 5.8 percent white low quintile income, urging faster growth and a national minimum policy.
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Boston
United States
Warvard University
Andrew F. Brimmer
Harvard Business School
Brimmer
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Stubborn Women Claim Job In Minnehaha County
In Sioux Falls two women, Gwen Anderson and Donna Thoms, occupy the Minnehaha County auditor’s cubicle claiming the official book keeper post. A court order for Thoms to be sworn in followed a recount changing the seat from Anderson by 49 votes, with Anderson appealing.
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Sioux Falls
M.D
Gwen Anderson
Donna Thoms
Minnehaha County
Anderson
Circuit Court
Wayne Christensen
Thoms
State Supreme Court
Hagan Heads Hope Chest Drive in Mexico Area
Tim Hagan of 615 S Clark St is named chairman of the 1976 MS Hope Chest Drive in the Mexico area for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Campaign runs Feb 28 to Mar 31 with an Athletes vs MS theme and two notable sponsors from St Louis sports.
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Tim Hagan
S. Clark St
Mexico Area
Hagan
al Hrabosky
St. Louis Baseball Cardinals
Jim Hart
St. Louis Football Cardinals
National Advisory Commission On
Mini Tractor Pull At Old Oak Club Winners Named
Fifteen mini tractors competed in a Sunday pull at the Old Oak Club. Mike Johnson of Mexico won the three pound class and Harold Vanlandingham of Mexico took the four and five pound classes. Other winners included Bill Aulbur of Martinsburg with placements across three classes, plus Oscar Black of Columbia. About 65 spectators attended the event as Gary Mason and Tom Smith won their miniature steam engines. Funds raised support MS research and local care efforts. in 1975, the chapter provided substantial service to MS patients across 71 counties.
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Old Oak Club
Mike Johnson
Mexico
Harold Vanlandingham
Bill Aulbur
Martinsburg
Mike Aulbur
Oscar Black
Columbia
Auditor Tackles Missouri Federal Funds Misuse
State Auditor George Lehr released a 12 page audit covering $600 million in federal grants and reimbursements by 25 agencies from July 1974 to June 1975. He cited 40 accounts, overspending in 16, totaling $25 million, and questioned open ended allocations and legislative delegation of appropriation authority.
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Jefferson City
George Lehr
Lehr
House Appropriations Committee
Full House
Tet
General Revenue
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Litton Race
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Lyndon Johnson
Ford Administration
Federal Reserve
Southwestern Co
Collins
Stephen R. Collins
Robert R. Collins
Nashville
Tenn
Southwestern
U.C.L.A
Harvard
Yale
Duke University
Memphis State
Southwestern At Memphis
Vanderbilt University
M.it
Century Club
Southwestern At
Memphis
SWMU
Warren L. Nordwald
Southwest Missouri State University
Mellers
West Plaza Shopping
Dacqlor
West Plaza
Warran
Aleta Pur
Chase
Automotive Sale
G.O.C
Xano
Supreme
Whitewal
Eradi
Cimerco
Tatal
W. Jackson
Mae
Ledger
Cess
E. Liberty
Hope Chest Drive
National Society
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